The Press., 1887-03-10
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agent sold from 55 to 70 cents eacn
 Fresh Spinach every week at Ellis
 Large stock Of Spring Dress Goods at A ", Walkers
 Florida oranges Is cents dozen at Penn berton's Cash Store.
 If you want clsoices No.s .sd Block Island Mackeral you ean get them. At Ellis.
 Extra bargains in Ladies' Jerseys at A. ". Walkers. #
 The celebrated Deerfoot Farm Products for sale at Ellis
 -Peuaberton, the cash grocer. goes out of business in April, and is selling goods ai very low figures gNow is the time to buy. Don't miss this chance to get first class groc- cries at wholesale prices.
 -Whitmore $ Clark's minstrels are to be here next Saturday evening, March 12. This company need no further announcement at our hands, aoeneureaa n crowded house. 10 recall a matter Of history, however, we will quote paragraph from the Rockland, Me 0pinion, as follows: = Whitnore < Clark's minstrelsspave splendid entertainment at FarwellS haA on Thanksgiving and had crowded house. Thisicompa is one of the first minstrel organizations ever formed and has been successful from the first. 1t has gained the reputation of always giving good show, and maintains that reputation"
 Plain, Sage, English Dairy, Fdam, Pine apple, and Neufchatel cheese at Ellis.
 Regular monthly meetings of Winter Post, G. A. R., the 1st and 3d Monday even inos ofNaach. month If
 Sure, Safe, Quick, pr. Hero's Cough Syrup.
 Lessons given in Kensington Painting. Work done to order. Terms, reasonable. Julie B. Pemberton.
 Gentlemen, try pair of the w. E. Han ley $500 shoe warranted, and yeu will have no others They are made in Button, Bal and Congress, plain and cap toe, and are for sale only by sign of the big boot, ". E Han ley. ss
 -Get your Tea st the cash store guar antee to suit you in quality at onethird less price than you have been paying elsewhere. J. A. Pemberton. @ %# @
 -You will always find the glalgest stock, the lowest prices and most reliable goods at Hanley's Shoe Store. >N -, ss4
 Goods at lowest cash prices at Pember- tons Cash Store 57s. .s aa-s
 -Try Dr. Hero's Cough Syrup, at Tafts.
 Libby, McNeil < Libby's cooked corn beef, two ID. cans, 15 cents at Pemberton's Cash Store.
 -choice Indian River Oranges, Bananas, and Grapes at Ellis. s E%e 5 t .st F
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 -Dnring the winter term, just closed, the pupils have been enrolled, in the diff ferent rooms as follows; High school, 35; grammar, A; intermediate, S3 pri- mary, go. or this total number the fol lowing were perfect in attendance, being neither absent nor tardy s High-Eugene Chatter, James Comins, Lucius Eaton, William Heald, Bernie Holms, Willie Or cutt, Frank Richards, Ernest Royce, Jen- nie Bnrley, Carrie Oomins, Jennie Daviss Minnie Nef, Daisy Russell Jennie Spauid; ing, sMyrnie W ashburn. Granmar Ans nie Crane, Mary Dodds, Nellie Richards, Clemens Smith. Intermediate-Leo Belle. rose, Charlie Converse, Harry Converse, Raymond Eaton, Charlie Marsdale, Frank Marsaale, George Stevens, John Wright, Minnie Nothnick, Grace Richards, Addie Scharegge, Gertie Smith, Kitty Smith, Hattie Weir. Primary = Flora Bolieau, Lavilla Burr, Mabel Dodds, Florence Smith; Ola SmikA, Mary Wright The at- tendance in, the high school has been no -ticeably excellent, 95. 2 being registered, and most 35 tsfe absence has been conined to few sol orlrs who have been unavoida- bly detained.s The unusually stormy win ter has5lowered the attendance as a whole, Uul bA9 plASES ESSI1SNEQ OJ 4LIOS0 Nlo usssS successfully weathered 1t is good evidence of their character - ss
 The W. c. T. U. hold meeting at their rooms on Friday at 3 p. m.-
 -U. T. Hanson, Esq, has issued. 9 neatly printed edition of comedy entitled Disturbance on the Farm" It is drama tized from an operatti originally written in the Danish language, the joint eompo- sition of MT. Hanson and of John Heinse, and which had Unsuccessful a run at the casino fnC Copenhagen. In it's new form it is made into prose, with a few of the songs retained, and the scene of the play IS changed to Wiseonsin.S n response to iH- quirY MT. Hanson has put copies of the work On sale at Parson, s srooms, or will furnish them to plicahts by maiI at 35 cs per copy es N .sa f.z - ses
 -A.sNeedhafn arrived On Saturday, with his car load of. 19 horses, all good sized and nice looking animals, averaging at least equal with any lot he has brought here. The number is already considera- bly rsaaeed by sales. But there are many choice animals yet to select from, suited to. any road fuse desired.
 -drahge meetmg Friday evening at E
 -Am0ug a Quantity Y~Qt reltca Af .EfeS-s tons old, curiosity shop are lot. of account books kept by J. IF. Bolton early in the present century, while keep ing the old Stafford Street hotel The charges there are nearly exclusively for rum, in the form of pints quarts, gallons and bowls (supposed to mean punch or fip), the charges being. ten, cents for half bowls and 20 cents for bowls, The solid pages of small rum charges, the names of nearly every prominent man then living in the town figuring as customers, shows how general and universal was the habit of buying such, and of having the land-- lord "hang it up.2 One letteris preserved from a then well known citizen who want ed gallon because he.was gong to start for Leicester to be gone couple of days, the inference being that he was provision ing himself for the journey.
 Miss Edith Bakers explanation and exhibit of the newly invented ofganum- harmonum last Tuesday evening demon strated the value of the invention and the wonderful possibilities of it's adaptation, though the instrument evidently is not yet perfected. There were some defects in the tuning, and the keys did not all re- spond readily 10 the touch. Also there seemed to be a defect in the bellows But the audience were. not critical They hardly looked for perfection in this first working model snaGIes It Is quite evident that an organscan ba-c5ustructed or4 this feYi xusfle d4Fop1 iYaaE ossfx6od